Monaco v PSG streaming: Where and how to watch the match? | OneFootball

The Monaco/PSG match is streaming at 9 PM this Tuesday. It will take place at Stade Louis II as part of the first leg playoff (return on Wednesday, February 25) of the 2025-2026 Champions League. Find below how to watch this encounter between Paris Saint-Germain (2nd in Ligue 1) and AS Monaco (8th).

This should be a very intense match, which is logical in the Champions League. Even though they are two Ligue 1 clubs, don't mistake the competition. The players are well aware of the stakes. The key is not to succumb to pressure, but there is experience on both sides. In fact, PSG eliminated Brest in the playoffs a year ago.

Be careful, like the status of European champion, it does not give any guarantee for these matches against Monaco. A team that won 1-0 in Ligue 1 in December. The Parisians must be wary. They will need to approach the match better and deliver a great collective performance. Let's hope they can bring back a good result after a spectacular evening.

Probable teams –

Monaco (4-2-3-1):

Balogun

Adingra – Golovin – Akliouche

Zakaria – Camara

Henrique – Faes – Kehrer – Vanderson

Köhn

PSG (4-3-3):

Barcola – Dembélé – Kvaratskhelia

Neves – Vitinha – Zaïre-Emery

Mendes – Pacho – Marquinhos – Hakimi

Safonov

How to watch the Monaco/PSG match live streaming?

To watch Monaco/PSG live on Canal+ streaming this Tuesday February 17 at 9 PM, you will need to subscribe to a Canal+ offer to access its MyCanal service via a monthly subscription. Several scenarios are related to the duration of commitment and any options you might want.

To find all the offers, just type "Canal+ subscription" in your search engine, and you will easily find all the possibilities.

Portugal: Sport TV, DAZN

United Kingdom: TNT Sports and Amazon Prime Video

Spain: Telefónica

United States: Paramount+, TUDN, DAZN

Australia: Stan Sport

Canada: DAZN

Latin America: ESPN

Brazil: TNT Sports, SBT

India: Sony

Africa: SuperSport, Canal+ or New World TV

Turkey: TRT

Arab countries: beIN Sports Arabia

Indonesia: beIN Sports, SCTV

China: iQYI

South Korea: SPO TV

Japan: WOWOW

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